A quick 5G crash course: it comes in two flavors.
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Ahead, a crash course in starting your first fantasy team.
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Read on for a crash course in all things astrological.
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We also got a crash course in each other's foibles.
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And I hope that this crash course will not continue.
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I also gave myself a crash course on the subject.
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Brian Kelly delivered a crash course on the crypto carnage.
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A startup is by nature a crash-course in developing expertise.
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As a bonus, there's even a crash course on Adobe Lightroom.
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Do you also think grief causes a crash course in empathy?
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"That was a crash course but a good one," he added.
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Concerned, Daniel asks God for a crash course in dream analysis.
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"It's almost like a crash course in global style," he said.
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In Swenson's case, her learning took place in a crash course.
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Either way, consider this your crash course for 2016, part one.
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So here's a crash course, with some suggestions for further reading.
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" Majmudar embarked on a crash course in Sanskrit to create "Godsong.
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All the while, they are given a crash course on the law.
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Until then, here's a crash course on everything we expect to see.
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Consider this your crash course in The Most Interesting People On Instagram.
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PLASTIC GIRLS is a crash course in the Korean vocabulary of objectification.
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It was my crash course in how to operate a shadow puppet.
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Americans are getting a crash course in why the Brits chose Brexit.
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He also began putting Salvant through a crash course in jazz history.
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This is definitely a crash course, nice emergence in the big leagues.
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As a teenage boy, it gave me a crash course in vulnerability.
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It was a crash course in the brutal realities of social media.
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But before diving in, you'll get a crash course in business analytics.
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One book, also called "Python Crash Course," is an entirely dubious effort.
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To prepare, experts gave him a crash course in humility and charm.
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Sports' informal curriculum on masculinity is often a crash course in machismo.
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So how did he learn all of their names in a crash course?
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We've got a crash course that touches on all three of her boyfriends.
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The site also features a free course called Machine Learning Crash Course (MLCC).
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A visit to a British airport is a crash course in this culture.
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Vicente Reyes Cervantes has been giving us a crash course on mezcal production.
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I've been doing a crash course of it the last week or so.
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"That gives you a crash course in what's important in life," she said.
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"The show was like a crash course in bizarre human behavior," she said.
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He needs a crash course in how to be a proper political candidate.
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Read on to find out how my crash course in royal beauty turned out.
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He hired Beltway advisers to give him a crash course in humility and charm?
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Click through to start your crash course in 2016's best body image moments.
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But right now, we're about to give you a crash course on her style.
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Single motherhood is a crash course in fierce independence, dedication, problem-solving, and compromise.
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Only this time, it's a crash course in dermatology — pimple-popping, to be exact.
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Looking for a crash course in U.S. women's soccer now that play is underway?
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" But being a crisis counselor has given him a "crash course in letting go.
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"We got a crash course in what it meant, before everyone else," says Koch.
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Before we get to the image, you'll need a crash course in quantum mechanics.
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And Downey obliged, inviting Boyega to his house for a crash-course on fame.
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Guest sommelier Jennifer Green followed up with a crash course on the wine pairings.
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Critics also argue that no crash course can compare with a computer-science degree.
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The tournament has been a crash course for Matthews, a native of Scottsdale, Ariz.
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Getting a crash course at first base has helped him remain with the Yankees.
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You have to understand, training to become an extradition officer is a crash course.
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Mr. Stephenson's time in Mexico also gave him a crash course in empire building.
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Here's a crash course to help you make sense of the movie's big twist.
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Here's a micro-crash course on the physics of volcanic thunderstorms for non-specialists.
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She gave me a crash course because it takes years to master these things.
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It seems that I was engaging in what could be called a crash course.
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Sciortino also attended a pegging workshop to get a crash course in anal sex.
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It's both a hilarious black comedy and a crash course on nuclear deterrence theory.
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The Create & Cultivate conference is basically a crash-course in how to be a boss.
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And, even though I didn't know it, I was getting a crash course on startups.
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Quantum computer with seven qubits (Image: IBM Research/Flickr)Here's the quantum computing crash course.
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It was sort of like a crash course in business — a mini, self-taught MBA.
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Citigroup, an American bank, has introduced a crash course in Python for its trainee analysts.
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Of course, Rohrback's first brush with fame was also a crash course in internet infamy.
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There was no crash course needed in having sex with a new kind of body.
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Mr. Zuckerberg has prepared for his testimony with a crash course in charm and humility.
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Each Twig workshop offers a brief crash course in the life of the humble moss.
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No Starch publishes "Python Crash Course," a how-to guide to the Python programming language.
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Mr. Green's onscreen persona for YouTube shows like "Crash Course" is ceaselessly energetic and positive.
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Here's hoping the court gives city officials a crash course in how free speech works.
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They also provide a crash course in how to manage intense emotions: envy, hatred, anger.
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" Said Cutler: "It's kind of a crash course, if you already took the course before.
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Instagram Marketing Crash Course for Entrepreneurs The 'Gram ain't just for posting pretty pictures anymore.
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Other markets suggested that many were unsettled by Mr. Trump's crash course in political science.
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A quick scroll through their pages can serve as a crash course on campus happenings.
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We looked at highlights of her tenure, which provide a crash course in contemporary literature.
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And I think that I just got a real crash course in that, with music.
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You'll even get a crash course on the best way to conduct business travel in China.
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With that in mind, a Saturn return should prove to be a crash course in adulting.
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Recently, he led an emoji crash course for a group of New York state trial judges.
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"He's on a crash course to come back as soon as possible," manager Dusty Baker said.
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The key of both are self-serve kiosks, a vaguely futuristic crash course at Hamburger University.
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But the crash course as a single father has pushed him to places he never imagined.
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Recently, Laurie Santos, the professor behind the course, shared a "crash-course version" of the class.
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Walking through Spring Masters New York feels a bit like an Art History 101 crash course.
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That's the first thing I learned in a recent, long-overdue crash course in knife skills.
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With the series finale of "Downton Abbey" on Sunday, we present a crash course in Downtonology.
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If you need a brief crash course in making yourself look awful, this clip is it.
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The show is a crash course in how to reclaim depression from being stigmatized in conversation.
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Absolutely. Well, as long as they've had a crash course or two first, pun absolutely intended.
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But for more than two decades, Pokémon has also delivered a crash course in environmental science.
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This diagram offers a helpful illustration, and the Crash Course video above can provide more depth.
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And as you might imagine, dining with her is a crash course in Restaurant Operations 101.
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Tessa Thompson gets a crash course in alien fighting in the latest Men in Black: International trailer.
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Granted, that crash course is filtered through the sensibilities of Saturday Night Live alums and Documentary Now!
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In our November issue, the president gave WIRED a crash course in the books that shaped him.
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Ever feel like sometimes you need a crash course on the news just to understand the news?
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I like this "crash course" for beginners, making a sort of quick and easy Space Invaders clone.
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RISC training provides freelance journalists and photographers with a four-day crash course in battlefield medical response.
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For any newbies, it's a crash course in some of the most seminal moments in cartoon history.
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Among those was the Machine Learning Crash course, which provides developers with an introduction to machine learning.
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When you get started with Wikipedia, it's a crash course in library science and intellectual property law.
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Sign up for the Payoff— your weekly crash course on how to live your best financial life.
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It was a crash course and I really loved everyone I got to meet and work with.
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Introductory seminars at universities should include a crash course in sourcing and emotional manipulation in the media.
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Whenever I did get home, I got a crash course in the agony and ecstasy of parenting.
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The company had a crash course in what women already know: We don't need quiet Lady Doritos.
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Being a black parent means giving your children a crash course in racism 101, starting in kindergarten.
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Whilst the account can be seen as a crash course through art history, we're also learning too.
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For me, any devotional attention paid to Halo Wars proved to be an accidental crash course in mythology.
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In the morning sessions, Hill gives the clients and their families a crash course on eating disorder neurobiology.
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Note: This is not a course on the Instagram marketing crash, it's a crash course on Instagram marketing.
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Image: APThe boys are also being given a crash course in swimming and an introduction to scuba diving.
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AMERICA, along with its new president, is getting a crash course in the role of the federal judiciary.
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The company has hosted hiring events, and is offering a crash course Saturday on launching a start-up.
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But nearly anyone—even marketing neophytes—can benefit greatly from a crash course in this essential tool. Why?
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On Thursday, Camden underwent a crash course in firefighting and even had the chance to fly a plane.
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Once the war began, Borrel left Paris and took a crash course in nursing with the Red Cross.
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But the flurry discussions leading up to that dramatic moment gave Trump an invaluable crash course in governing.
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Crash course A condition of the UAE hosting the Championship was that it had to field a team.
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Dispensing with all the customary hype and posturing, it's a crash course in the product: the fights themselves.
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I got a crash course in it at school on 9/12/2001, the day after 9/11.
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For those who weren't aware of Ozuna prior to "Taki Taki," consider this album your mandatory crash course.
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It was an intense couple of years as I received a middle-schooler's crash course in racial truths.
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A good relationship is also a crash course in love — it inspires you to constantly learn and grow.
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Presented with this document, Indian officials, now enthusiastic, gave Das indefinite leave and a crash course in spycraft.
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Off-Center series, at City Center, has been giving us a crash course in bookless musicals this summer.
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Saturday • An introduction to podcasting workshop and a social media crash course at Q.E.D. in Astoria, Queens. Noon.
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Mr. Minniti ordered his arrest, setting off on a crash course in international intelligence operations and spy craft.
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From his mother's basement, the friend gave Yisroel a one-hour crash course on selling on the platform.
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Below is an outline of the topics covered in the crash course with time stamps to the video.
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My niece, the first infant I'd ever seen that tiny, was like a crash-course in parenting for me.
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For today's fashion crash course, the most famous of the lot, Kim, posted a familial holiday greeting to Instagram.
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Shoppers got a crash course in Turkish: placards in the dairy aisle of supermarkets explained that "süt" meant milk.
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Watch the video above for a crash course in heart contouring, and follow along using the steps below. 1.
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The foreign tour, with stops in four different countries and at the Vatican, was a crash course in diplomacy.
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Back in 2009, it was a harried, five-day crash course on the strained relationship between our two countries.
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The exercise has also become a crash course for tax officials in the anomalies of the new tax structure.
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Crash course: Freud believed the human subconscious was broken into three parts: the ego, the superego, and the id.
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This cultural crash course allowed me to absorb some significant lessons about Japan, including its unique approach to beauty.
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Zipping around Napa County for a day had given me a crash-course in wine history, education, and enjoyment.
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The painting algorithm took a crash course in portraiture, reviewing 15,000 portraits painted between the 14th and 20th centuries.
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Between them, I got an adult crash course in much of what I didn't learn at secularist Sunday school.
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So she went online and gave herself a crash course in audio production, quickly buying some relatively affordable gear.
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Instead, they go through an extensive program called Great Experience Makers, which includes a daylong crash course in empathy.
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The proliferation of crash-course digital detoxes reminded him of the 30-day fad diets he used to try.
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Someone looking for a crash course in protective power dressing could do worse than to look to the Underwoods.
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One little girl's attempt to drink from a garden hose sent her into a crash course in water pressure.
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The volunteers will first fly down to Chile, where they'll get a crash-course in glaciology and field sampling.
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Collecting has forced the Greens to take a crash course not just in Christian virtue but in academic ethics.
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All of this work has been a crash course in the peculiarities of local land-use law and community development.
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He's getting a crash course in American social dynamics as he observes racial divides, economic inequality, and mass incarceration firsthand.
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Get a crash course in the art of SEO and learn how the 13 SEO factors affect your website's popularity.
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I saw the world with them, they taught me to speak Japanese—it was a crash course in world events.
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"I got a crash course in positive thinking," says Aldridge, whose odyssey is now being made into a feature film.
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This Instagram Marketing Crash Course for Entrepreneurs can help you leverage the platform to build your brand, and increase sales.
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The 26 portraits serve as a crash-course in Russian painting of the 19th century, spanning realism, impressionism and symbolism.
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Be sure to sign up for The Payoff — your weekly crash course on how to live your best financial life.
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Being a parent is also the best crash course on time management and figuring out what's truly important in life.
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Conforto has had a crash course in playing the position since his return from the minor leagues on July 18.
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The 85033 election has been a crash course for many Americans on the ins and outs of the electoral process.
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Hollywood's tendency to work poems into movies has given us all a crash course on everyone, from Wordsworth and Whitman.
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"It's sort of like a crash course in mindfulness; I'm starting to think of it like that," he told me.
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But in the process she gave many women in corporate America a crash course in gender discrimination (the subtle kind).
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Majmudar, who is a radiologist as well as a writer, embarked on a crash course in Sanskrit to write it.
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The totality equals a crash course in New York choreographic history that reveals an ingenious symbiosis of dance and film.
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Our relationship didn't fit into the usual mother-son framework, but it gave me a crash course in parental responsibility.
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Pay close attention to recent news releases (they&aposre a crash course in what&aposs going on at the company).
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There was a crash course in voice training, in an attempt to coax my old rumble into a reasonable alto.
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He conceived and recorded the project, titled "Around America in 2.0," to give himself a crash course in video journalism.
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After a series of humiliations, Shashi decides she needs to learn English and enrolls in a four-week crash course.
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A cosmetology school is offering a crash course in how to achieve some of the 2016 presidential candidates' famous hairdos.
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Mr. Cahn bought the book thinking it was about UFOs; instead he was given a crash-course in Christian eschatology.
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READ: North Korea's bitcoin crash course has experts worried Cover image: A visitor at the Russian Blockchain Week 2017 conference.
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VIDEO: A YouTube influencer with 260,000 subscribers gives a crash course on how to make money on the platform and shares how much she earns: Natalie Barbu came by Business Insider and shared a crash course on how she earns money as a YouTube creator and her strategy for maximizing her earnings on the platform.
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This week, Cassini will pass by Titan again, and the encounter will put the probe on its crash course with Saturn.
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That's why we at LearnVest are offering this crash course in college financial aid lingo on everything from FAFSA to Ford.
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Just read the comics below and give yourself a nice crash course in who Deadpool is—and why you should care.
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Meghan is getting a crash course in royal tour style — something her sister-in-law Kate Middleton is well versed in.
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Rehearsing for the Royal Variety with the Spice Girls: December 1998 How's this for a crash course in high-profile performances?
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As an added bonus: This jewelry crash course comes complete with the best rings, bracelets, earrings, and necklaces for every stone.
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So Padgett gave himself a crash course in cryptography, reading Simon Singh's The Code Book—the version adapted for young readers.
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Naturally, it's inspired by Pokémon Go. "Pokémon Go gave the world a crash course in augmented reality," said James Fisher, spacious.
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In all, the presentation provides a crash-course in what FBI pilots have to consider when they're flying around on operations.
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"This all blew up and we got a crash course in who's who in the herbalism world," Mr. St. Pierre said.
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She admitted, too, to having struggled through the firm's intensive nine-month crash course on economics and the company's trading philosophy.
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He threatens to execute every Dempsey extant if Francis refuses, and has Cronin put him through a crash course on regicide.
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Kenai learns that violence isn't the answer, and the entire film is a crash course in complex, unconditional empathy toward others.
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As Kushner took a "crash course in diplomacy," according to The New York Times, he headed up Middle East peace talks.
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Buckley landed a job creating commercials for ESPN's "This Is SportsCenter" campaign, which ended up being his crash-course in directing.
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Along for the ride, of course, is Midge's manager, Susie Myerson (Alex Borstein), who gets a crash course on contract negotiations.
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His DIY barbecue crash course route included Southside Market, Pecan Lodge, and of course, Franklin Barbecue in Austin, among other greats.
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Here's a crash course in what it means to "own" a show: TV networks almost never make the shows that they air.
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"We kind of got a crash course in what cystic fibrosis was and how we were supposed to manage it," she explains.
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It's only three ingredients and a crash course in the art of creating the perfect sauce-to-noodle ratio with pasta water.
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Our new video series, Argument Clinic, provides a crash course in critical thinking to help you spot–and combat–nonsensical arguments online.
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They bought a doughnut shop in Santa Monica and Uy took a two-day crash course in the art of doughnut-making.
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Initial grant recipients include TedEd, the educational arm of Ted Conferences, and Vox, as well as YouTube creators Crash Course and Socratica.
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So, in an effort to help out the host, Ronan offered him a crash course in Irish names on Tuesday's 'Late Show.
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While husband Prince Harry has grown up in this world of tradition and rules and corgis, Markle is getting a crash course.
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If nothing else, it's a crash course in how to spin one of the largest consumer electronics PR disasters in recent memory.
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But as a crash course in how old-school watches work, this is better than trying to dismantle an expensive Swiss masterpiece.
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He tries to give readers a crash-course in venture capital with failed startup Clinkle as an example in a long tangent.
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Pretty sure Lexy's given her crew a crash course on twerking ... judging from how Lexy and her girls are strutting their curves.
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So we wanted to kind of give people who had any remote interest a crash course on what Spock was all about.
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"That's how I lost my accent and got a crash course on 1990s American pop culture," he told Silicon Valley Business Journal.
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Other courses in this bundle include lessons in Chinese and Spanish and a crash course in establishing an income source while traveling.
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The Instagram Marketing Crash Course for Entrepreneurs promises to teach you how to hone your audience engagement skills and achieve impressive results.
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The essential Stephen King: a crash course in the best from America's horror master Why the world is full of bullshit jobs
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Caring for a dog isn't all furry cuddles and loving licks, and bringing Hooch home forces Turner into a swift crash course.
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Mr. Walker, in a phone interview, gave me a crash course in the evolution of a certain kind of contemporary light beverage.
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What starts as an escapist holiday becomes a crash course in self-discovery: this queen must learn to rule her own world.
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This means if you're looking for a quick crash course in the show, you've got to turn to the original source material.
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If you're looking for what the Netflix show will probably include, here's a quick crash course on what you need to know.
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I recently got a crash course in this reality — don't we all nowadays, on dates or job interviews, on simple social occasions?
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Bashir got a crash course in solo parenting with his son in Japan, where they lived while A.J. went on frequent deployments.
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But if you are hoping looking for a crash course in must-read literature, look no further than Bowie's 100 favorite books.
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Having reached tremendous scale in such a short period of time, Niantic acts as a poignant crash course for founders and company builders.
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Know Your Haunts: A Crash Course in Horror's Most Confusingly Similar Ghostly TitlesHenry Thomas in Netflix's upcoming series The Haunting of Hill House.
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An intense and invigorating crash course in music appreciation, from a fanatical convert to the church of Byrd, Billie and Miles (1:20).
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The first class, simply titled "Microsoft VBA," is a crash-course in the VBA skills you can use to automate tasks and operations.
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It's a prologue to an elegant crash course in the history of postmodernism and why Peterson's obscurantism makes him difficult to argue with.
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The result is a crash course in religion, art, and politics that puts women at the forefront for the Age of the Feed.
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Learning a language is the best to way discover a culture from the inside, but driving — excuse the phrase — is the crash course.
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He later did a stint as a strategy consultant, which he recalls as a crash course in quickly synthesizing information about unfamiliar situations.
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Getting to this point, though, required a crash course in points values, programs and a tight grip on which cards to use when.
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Getting a business crash course in a year as CEOFeloni: In 2015, Alexander Wang dedicated himself full-time to his own fashion label.
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On the way to a Wimbledon final this summer, Milos Raonic took a crash course in the attitudinal psychology of advanced men's tennis.
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Lady Gaga has only had her driver's license for a few weeks but she's already gotten a crash course in getting pulled over.
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He picked up the mantle of the Crash Course series from Vlog Brothers Hank and John Green, and he's seriously in his element.
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People who are interested in how to prepare sous vide steak got a crash course in it during Top Chef's season five finale.
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We settled in a small village, where I got a crash course in French culture that facilitated my understanding of the spoken language.
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"I met an old builder near my summer studio near Vienna and took a weeklong crash course in old-school plastering," he said.
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Whether politics or favorite side dishes are the issue, this crash course will help everyone get along at the table this holiday season.
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Last year, Finland launched a free online crash course in artificial intelligence with the aim of educating its citizens about the new technology.
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We've worked up a Citadel-worthy crash course on how we got here and what's at stake, now that the end is nigh.
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It wasn't an odd blind date; It was a crash course session of Cockrell's brand of counseling, which he calls Walk and Talk therapy.
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Gudmundur, the head of spa etiquette, provides a somewhat crude crash course on the topic in one of several videos available through Iceland Academy.
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Since we're inherently generous folks here, we've put together a handy catch-up guide to refresh your memory — or give you a crash course.
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A series like Crash Course is pitched a lot like public radio, where a small group of supporters keeps shows free for everyone else.
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But it also pokes subtle fun at the way so many people have had a crash course in American government over the past year.
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Towards the end of the film, CIA Agent Everett Ross (Martin Freeman) gets a crash course in flying a vibranium-powered, American-style jet.
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Full of "Affordable, easy, and delicious vegan cooking," Koteen's and Kasbee's recipe book serves as our crash course in vegan dining on a dime.
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He got a crash course in shucking live mussels, fried some chicken, and crushed more rooftop natural wine than any mere mortal should attempt.
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That means that right now it may appear to be descending on a crash course, but it's current trajectory is likely to be misleading.
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As far as we can tell, the future first daughter is currently getting a crash course in climate policy from several big-name environmentalists.
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What started as a conversation about her music (including a hint at a collab with Louis Tomlinson) quickly turned into a beauty crash course.
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That's me: a PlayStation neophyte who's spent the past couple of weeks with a Classic, getting a crash course on the console's best games.
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Still, the world's largest producer of oil appears on a crash-course for bankruptcy as early as of 2018, according to a CNBC analysis.
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While preparing to host the Webby Awards, his first time hosting a major award ceremony, Offerman took a crash course on all things Internet.
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As Klein's opponent in District 34's state senate race, Biaggi has once again found herself giving her neighbors a crash course in government.
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I'm still me, but a client paying me $350 an hour is not paying to get a crash-course on non-binary identities 101.
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At its core, however, the challenge is a hands-on, crash course on the importance of native wildlife and how invasive species endanger them.
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You may not have heard of Q103 before, so consider this your crash course in one of the smartest ingredients in modern skin care.
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Bypass the time and money of pursuing an MFA by taking this crash course and emerge as an auteur with fresh ideas and skills.
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While the country's wide variety of dishes is certainly worth exploring, there are a few that constitute a worthy crash course for the uninitiated.
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The draft carries the benefit of financial flexibility, but the downside is the pressure of enduring a crash course on life in professional football.
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The project sent an impactor probe on a crash course into the lunar dirt, to learn more about the material that got kicked up.
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Under pressure from the electorate, Mr. Peña took a crash course in the language, but it appeared to have done little to sway voters.
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Hank makes content at Vlogbrothers, Crash Course and SciShow, and is the CEO of VidCon, the world's largest convention for the online video community.
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Instagram Marketing Crash Course for Entrepreneurs — $10 (list price $195) See Details Learn HTML and CSS and master the design and functionality of your website.
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While the hyperlinked format of Download is a unique presentation and reimagining of the gallery space, it's also a great crash course in video formats.
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It's beginning to look like the Chicago Cubs and Washington Nationals might be on a crash course for a date in the National League playoffs.
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"Shakespeare's Language" (Penguin, 2000), literary introduction by Sir Frank Kermode For a more committed reader, this is an erudite crash-course in Shakespeare's words. 1.
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When John Krasinski set out to cowrite and direct A Quiet Place, he knew he was in desperate need of a crash course in horror.
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Quickly taking the title of L.A.'s trendiest new hair spot, it was the perfect stomping ground for a crash course on the new cut.
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But in yesterday's hearing, at times it seemed as if some senators needed a basic crash course from Mark Zuckerberg on how the internet works.
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Captain Marvel gets a crash course in all the Avengers through the use of their action figures and gets baffled when she sees avocado toast.
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There's only so much you can absorb, and the best learning comes from doing, so Monday will be a bit of a crash-course anyway.
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The crash course in parenting was a challenge for Mom and Dad, but for the strong little girl who had been orphaned as a newborn?
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At her Mezza Luna cooking school, Danny gets a crash course on a hearty northern Italian rabbit and polenta dish—perfect for Montreal's brutal winters.
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This two-part crash course will get you up to speed with all that's going on in cryptocurrency and what it means for the future.
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It's been five years since Bachelor Nation has seen Arie Luyendyk Jr. on TV — so ABC is offering a crash course in reality show history.
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It's highly unlikely that you will be able to pick up all the intricacies and nuances of complex deal terms in a crash-course format.
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The premise is that the students are given a crash course in ethical philosophy that acquaints them with influential ideas, such as utilitarianism and deontology.
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This was the best nunchi crash course I could have asked for, because I had to assimilate into a foreign culture with zero linguistic clues.
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Read on for a crash course in acne drugs, and how these sometimes life-changing pills can make you feel confident to show some skin.
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I followed a crash course online and stalked senior groups at parks around the city; I quickly gained respect for the graceful elders I observed.
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In 2000, when Apple hired Ron Johnson to create and run its first retail stores, Johnson got a crash course in working with Steve Jobs.
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Technical Analysis Using Elliott Wave Theory ($100 value): Take a crash course in advanced financial analysis using proven theories that will work on any market.
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They have undergone a civics crash course, learning the intricacies of voter canvassing, candidate recruiting, database building and the often arcane rules of local politics.
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Going on dates with me can be a crash course on disability, and I recognize that's not always easy for non-disabled people to process.
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For local leaders in the Midwest, this situation is offering a crash course in how to plan and respond to multiple types of disasters simultaneously.
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A quick crash course: Take the most intense theater buff you knew in high school — you know the one — and multiply that person by 5,000.
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You can take a crash course in FBA with the Complete Amazon FBA A-Z Bundle, which you can pick up on sale for $29.
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From "aperitivo" to "prosecco" to "Montepulciano d'Abruzzo," a crash course in the most important Italian words (drinks, of course) awaits in the ground-floor bar.
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"It's a crazy crash course in ceramics, plus everyone is working on an insane scale," said Mr. Belliveau, who also specializes in 22013-D printing.
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Both were after their mother, who was seated among other Afghan and Iraqi women attending the daylong crash course on American laws, culture, and local logistics.
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Trier, a town in in the country's Mosel region, recently crowned a Syrian refugee as its Wine Queen after giving her a crash-course in winemaking.
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I was grappling with a complex piece of tech I barely understood while also getting a crash course in the most basic formal lessons of photography.
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Instagram Marketing Crash Course for Entrepreneurs — $10 See Details Few things are more disappointing than getting meager likes on a post you worked so hard fabricating.
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The account hasn't just bought a taste of fame to Stampp and Euphoria; it's become a crash course in the nuances of internet culture in 2018.
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If the last 18 months have done anything for Grindr, they've given Chen — who remains president — a crash course in how not to run a business.
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Channels like TED-Ed, dedicated to educational Ted Talks, and Hank and John Green's Crash Course have already secured additional funding, according to YouTube's blog post.
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Click through for a crash course on all things vaginas, including what doctors suggest is important to keep in mind when embracing your body's natural functions.
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They were like crash-course couplings, and given the sheer number of them, I think it's safe to say that I've learned quite a few lessons.
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The Trump leadership team will have to reverse our national nuclear weapons policies instantly and initiate a crash course of actions if America is to survive.
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Still, the world's largest producer of oil appears on a crash-course for bankruptcy as early as of 2018, according to a new Big Crunch analysis.
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These women are a blessing — they actively own the label of "millennial fuck-up" and provide a crash course on how not to handle your life.
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Armed with a loan from his brother and a book on how to run an indie label, Posen got a crash course in the music business.
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Now, students at a Pyongyang university, once accused of training the state's hackers, have been given a crash course in cryptocurrencies — something that's never happened before.
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The 59-year-old rap icon got a crash course in a bunch of different dives ... from the inward dive to going off the high boards.
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When she became aware of how much misinformation was making the rounds in her community, she gave herself a crash course in the science of vaccines.
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Eventually, though, she felt like she was taking a crash course in the specious arguments used to support white nationalism—and how science could dismantle them.
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From that point, China's leadership began what can only be described as a crash course to ensure that, when another confrontation occurred, they would be ready.
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I was overseas and underage when it happened, so I got a crash course in American history reading Clarence's memoir and the books written about him.
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Working with Pursell, a highly regarded naturopath, Sondker got a crash course in foraging and distilling natural remedies to cure everything from muscle aches to insomnia.
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The pilot moves quickly, and because it's Ginny's first day in the majors, we get our crash course in the off-field dynamics through her eyes.
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Preventure starts with an intensive two- to three-day training for teachers, who are given a crash course in therapy techniques proven to fight psychological problems.
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That's where he got a crash course in the modern news business, learning that even sites that generate millions of page views have trouble generating revenue.
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However, before we go traipsing onto the battle ground, the Trump Administration would be well advised to take a crash course in the art of sanctions.
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But for those who are interested, it provides a crash course in Western civilization — and in the evolution and struggles of Christianity from its earliest days.
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He was also selected to attend the CP3 Elite Guard Camp, a crash course in point-guarding that is connected to the N.B.A.'s Chris Paul.
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This 21-hour course gives you a complete crash course in building a website or app with JavaScript, from the front-end to the back-end.
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" At first, the city proves inhospitable, its "disheveled, slapdash angry art" alienating Thaddeus, and its competitiveness posing "a crash course in failure, his Ph.D. in pauperhood.
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That's the end of our crash course on 229's top searches, but take a look at the rest of Google's trending searches by category below.
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Mr. Parneros has virtually no experience in book sales, and he said he had undertaken a crash course in the business in the last few months.
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It will also be a crash course in effective listening and it will speed up your learning curve regarding how to ask engaging follow-up questions.
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If you're just getting started developing your perfect regimen, think of First Aid Beauty's gift set as a 101 crash course in getting fresh, hydrated skin.
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Five players were listed as witnesses — Frank Mason III, Mitch Lightfoot, Lagerald Vick, Tucker Vang and Jackson — subjecting Self to a crash course on criminal justice.
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They began hosting "elevation parties," which resembled Tupperware parties: They'd come to someone's home, display their goods, sell products, and offer a crash course in cannabis.
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Illustrator Course: Run Through the Complete Design Process with Adobe Illustrator In this complete crash course in Adobe Illustrator, you'll work with paths, nodes, and bezier curves.
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But I had never shot film before, so Tamra and her DP Mike Spiller basically gave me a crash course lesson in loading and shooting 16mm cameras.
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Anyone who spends a lot of time online can appreciate the appeal of a crash course in how to stay levelheaded and human amidst the maddening noise.
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This is a fairly extreme crash course, but the aim is to clarify some things you'll see elsewhere in Hack This and out in the programming world.
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Jay Leno gets a crash course in how to executes a PIT (Precision Immobilization Technique) developed by the police to disable cars without having to ram it.
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Watch the video for a crash course in these shady fundraising initiatives — and the tactics their opponents are using to fight the conflation of money with speech.
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Channels like Crash Course by creators Hank and John Green will teach topics like chemistry, and channels like the Coding Train will teach professional skills like JavaScript.
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TL;DR: The comprehensive Entrepreneur Startup Master Class Bundle is a crash course in starting a business, and on sale for just $29 in the Mashable Shop.
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The Hollywood MBA: A Crash Course in Management from a Life in the Film Business by Tom Reilly is available online and in bookstores on January 10.
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In addition to providing a crash course for the daily rigors of off-Earth living, caves are also a valuable resource in the search for extraterrestrial life.
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Election night watchers trying to project the national meaning of this race can make their judgments only after they take a crash course in Virginia's political geography.
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And for a crash course in Ms. Eisenman's technical varieties, track the ways hands are rendered here or, across the bottom, the shifting indications of denim jeans.
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He sees a reflection of her work in Minecraft: Running a server becomes a crash course in how to compromise, balance one another's demands and resolve conflict.
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The boot camp in its finished form was like an amped-up, in-person version of the online machine learning "crash course " that Google launched in February.
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They put the executives inside simulated cars and drove them around sharp turns, accelerating and decelerating and putting their vestibular systems through a crash course in disorientation.
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While they were receiving a crash course in animal husbandry from farmers and a veterinarian, Ms. Lewinsky asked the Israeli Embassy in Ottawa to aid their mission.
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Initially, only a handful of trusted partners get to test this feature, including Khan Academy, TED-Ed, The Coding Train and Crash Course, to name a few.
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Both were after their mother, who was seated among other Afghan and Iraqi women attending the day-long crash course on American laws, culture, and local logistics.
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For many participants, the project was a crash course in documentary photography and filmmaking: Make wide shots so we can see where you are, and also details.
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He plunged into what he called his "Ataturk project," a personal crash course in the life and ideas of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey.
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Read on for a full crash-course in this season's most inspiring trends, as well as a selection of our favorite products to get ready for fall.
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I started to wonder about the world of crossword publication, and got in touch with Nancy Salomon, who kindly gave me a crash course in puzzle construction.
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He gave me a crash course in the pose method of running and put me through a number of exercises and drills to improve my running form.
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At 17 he moved to Ottawa to work in a repertory company that put on 33 plays in 35 weeks, a crash course in all things theatrical.
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Throughout, Chinese internet users have obsessed over the minutiae of the case, many of them getting a crash course in the American legal system in the process.
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The first three days in the hospital were a blur during which the Costiks, engineers in Rochester, received a crash course in managing the basics of diabetes care.
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You'll get a crash course on all things API and learn how to use JavaScript to connect to popular web 2.0 APIs like Twitter, Google Maps, and Facebook.
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" Meanwhile, in "Reflections From a Hashtag," Ghomeshi writes of experiencing suicidal depression after his fall from grace, and as a result of receiving "a crash course in empathy.
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You'll even get a crash course in the (in)famous programming platform MaxForLive, a challenging yet awesome tool that lets you design your own instruments, effects, and devices.
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Now, Cutera's gotten a crash course in the consequences of misrepresentation, and Jenner's suing them for the "eight-figure sum" she would've charged for this kind of endorsement.
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Now addressed as ma'am and embraced by groups of thin kids with gaunt, clean-shaven faces, Nicki quickly got a crash-course in the philosophy of the Marines.
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Plus, you'll get a crash course in API integration so that you can leverage the power of Facebook, Google Maps, and other internet mainstays to enhance your projects.
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For cat lovers, there's Susanne Schötz's The Secret Language of Cats: How to Understand Your Cat for a Better, Happier Relationship — a crash course in translating cat sounds.
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Check out the clip to learn more about how their spa day, which Cranston describes as a "crash course on intimacy," helped them both prepare for their roles.
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In fact, the reams and reams of incidental compositions that Lang wrote for the show are, in their own subtle way, an easily-swallowable crash course in jazz.
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That makes listening to the soundtrack its own particular joy: it's like a crash course on what to expect when you finally have that controller in your hands.
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For a crash course in mastering this bizarre tool, James created three everyday looks that anyone can copy — without so much as raising your arms past your shoulders.
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Over the past two years, Uber has embarked on a crash course to master self-driving technology, raiding Carnegie Mellon's world-class computer science school for technical talent.
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A day earlier on the isle of Skyros, in the heart of the Aegean, a local offered a crash course in understanding the proper method of enjoying ouzo.
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Refsnyder has been out before batting practice almost every day, fielding one-hoppers and corralling throws with a flattened training mitt — a crash course in playing first base.
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He said he wanted The Lampoon's staff to receive a crash course in history by going to a Holocaust museum and by meeting with survivors of the genocide.
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The Science of Well-Being, Yale University | 26 million enrolledOne of Yale's most famous classes is basically a crash course on how to be happier in your life.
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He gets the crash course in everything from tucking, beating his face for the gods (doing the perfect face of makeup), and how to sissy up his walk.
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Together they represent a vigorously led life of the mind, a crash course in contemporary literature and a tour through the zeitgeist of the turn of the millennium.
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Now, instead of taking a crash course in English — Mr. Ramos speaks almost none — and trying to get a job, he is caring full time for his mother.
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If you're not familiar, here's a crash course, and if you want to dive in further (you will, and you should), here are some books to check out.
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Then on its final pass by Titan this week, the moon gave Cassini just enough of a "goodbye kiss" to send the vehicle on its crash course with Saturn.
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Here's a quick crash-course on deep-dish anatomy: It All Starts with the Pan: Chicago deep-dish begins with its legendary cast-iron pans—which don't have handles.
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Serving as a crash course in the practice, this course goes over standard typography basics like padding to margins as well as iOS typography and other, more modern approaches.
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You'll begin with a crash course on reaching your true potential, then find out how to unlock confidence and create the life of your dreams using expert-approved strategies.
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Bar associations can be sniffy, pointing out that some paralegals take only a two-week crash course before being thrust into the field (though others train for two years).
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According to Ernst, MZ and Square Enix worked in collaboration on A New Empire, with MZ traveling to Tokyo for a crash course on the art direction behind FFXV.
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The first six months are a crash course in skills such as critical thinking, English, communication and IT. "I like that Kepler knows what employers want," says Mr Bahati.
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"It may be that what you get from psychedelics is a crash course in the effects that you could get from a long-held meditation practice," says Dr Johnson.
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Among these works, Albert Alvarez's free-associating collage painting "How the West Was Won" (2018) provides viewers with an iconoclastic crash course on the Alamo's role in popular culture.
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My own, relatively optimistic view, is that the Brexit experience has given everyone who cares about democracy a crash-course on the limitations of both representative and direct democracy.
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This online class will give you a crash course on making your next business presentation look as professional AF with techniques like cursor highlighting, blurring text, and adding voiceover.
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In five half-hour sessions, this online training program will take you on a Unity crash course, covering topics like coding, color, controls, physics, positioning, perspective, and much more.
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Now they were thrust into an intensive crash course, battling the artificial elements for six hours each day for six weeks, under the guidance of experienced coach Mohammad Sharif.
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As a woman who is in her 30s but still acts like she's 15, allow me to give you a crash course on what that time period was like.
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" AF: "Grief is this crash course in perspective and it absolutely does force you to really just be present in certain moments, because there's no other way to go.
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Under the watchful eye of Fuck, That's Delicious host and Mr. Wonderful extraordinaire Action Bronson, diners will get a crash course in some of Brooklyn's finest food and beverages.
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Civics courses are focused on less and less in high schools, and the students of these schools would likely benefit from a crash course in how our government works.
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But before he had even finished drama school, he got on job on the long-running television drama "Casualty," which gave him a crash course in working on camera.
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Blurred Lines: Inside the Art World, showing at the Tribeca Film Festival, is a successful crash course in the forces shaping the art market that fails to go deeper.
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The men essentially received a horseback riding crash course involving hours on the horses as soon as they arrived in Afghanistan — a painful process that demanded using new muscles.
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The vid features Mike Z, from Philadelphia electro post punk band Crash Course in Science, shot by Jackson when Mike Z was over in London performing with Severed Heads.
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She needed a crash course on the basics of money management, like budgeting and saving, and the internet served as a non-judgmental space for her to ask questions.
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He describes the job as a comprehensive pizza crash course, drawn from a decade's worth of experience in front of one of the world's most famous wood-fired ovens.
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But before they even reached the home of Mr. O'Keefe's friends in England, Karen Walsh and Christine Heinrich, their crash course in really getting to know each other began.
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Ms. Redstone has gone on a crash course in media management, lunching with other media executives and showing up at the Sun Valley conference and other media watering holes.
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Plus, you'll get a crash course in ClickFunnels, which can help you grow your email list, write effective sales scripts, and ultimately develop your own web-based sales strategy.
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Fagan, founder of the popular personal-finance blog The Financial Diet, brings her wisdom to print with a crash course on all things finance, from budgeting to managing credit.
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Shesterkin was getting a crash course in the Rangers' bugaboo, a porous defense, a weakness that is not always a problem because of their high-scoring star, Artemi Panarin.
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When Lydia Evans brought her loofah soap company, S.W.A.G. Essentials, to Shark Tank, she walked away with a crash course in business and the offer of Daymond John's digits.
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Fagan, founder of the popular personal-finance blog The Financial Diet, brings her wisdom to print with a crash course on all things finance, from budgeting to managing credit.
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That gray dawn in jail was one of the most formative days of my life: a crash course in civics no student would ever want to sign up for.
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In other words, the candidate will get a crash course on how to hawk a corporate agenda through social media, which will probably serve them well in the future.
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The 2017 winner of the Exceptional Merit in Documentary Filmmaking Emmy, LA 92 is the perfect documentary to watch if you're looking for a crash-course in American race relations.
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If you haven't then here's a basic crash course: it's a mathematical equation (the Fibonacci sequence) turned into a symbol that is essentially at the root of all living things.
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"We're doing a crash course in the tech industry," Iguodala said, aimed at providing players with an understanding of the evolving space and how they might capitalize off the court.
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Nate Parker is getting a crash course in male privilege after, in his own words, not thinking about the woman who accused him of rape over the past 17 years.
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The Cambridge Analytica scandal gave Mr Zuckerberg a crash course in political diplomacy, but the education of politicians about the opaque, labyrinthine world of digital data is only just beginning.
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It feels like a crash course through the film's most iconic moments: there's peaches, swimming, Italian countryside, and most importantly there's Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer looking like demi-gods.
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The spa day was part of what he called a "crash course on intimacy" that helped them both prepare for their roles in what was an unusually fast-paced production.
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DJI insisted on giving us a quick crash course (so to speak) on drone operations before taking the Air out into the real world, and honestly, I'm glad they did.
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Related: Finally, an Emoji Keyboard for Your Computer Artists to Apple: Add an "Art" Category to the App Store, Already A Crash Course On How Mobile Apps Are Changing Storytelling
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If you're unfamiliar with the colloquialism, let me give you a crash course: Tantouring is a contouring technique that involves using self-tanner to semipermanently bring dimension to the face.
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Upon arriving at a recent Times Squares meeting in Midtown Manhattan, I was given a square dancing crash course by club president Warren Livesley, a tall, impressively moustached older man.
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Many national MPs need a crash course in the procedures of the EU, and could start by paying more attention to what their party colleagues do in the European Parliament.
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When British tabloids reported last month Meghan Markle was to undergo a crash course in "princess training" prior to her marriage to Prince Harry this month, many an egalitarian recoiled.
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There's no sweeter sound; I wanted to take the shortest route possible to that moment of joy, and would have happily skipped the crash course on narrative that frames it.
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I worked with a teacher four or five times in this cramming crash course of what do professional pianists do, how do they sit and hold their hands and breathe.
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I've had a crash course with a similar version of this Patriot offense when I had a two-week cup of coffee with the Miami Dolphins a few years back.
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Solfinn, who has visited Dill before, matches wines to Ragnar's food at the dinner in Copenhagen's bohemian Nørrebro district, where eight guests get a crash course in modern Icelandic cuisine.
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He begins with a crash course on genetics and DNA sequencing, then discusses the Neanderthals and "ghost populations" whose existences are inferred from genetic evidence although they no longer exist.
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TL;DR: Fulfill your New Year's resolution by learning to code in 2020 — this learning bundle is only $29, and is a great crash course in the top coding languages.
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Japan wants to give Trump a crash course on its contribution to the U.S. economy in hopes of persuading him that Tokyo is different from his favorite trade target, China.
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" In 2010 he wrote "Crash Course: The American Automobile Industry's Road from Glory to Disaster" and in 2012 "Engines of Change: A History of the American Dream in Fifteen Cars.
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Last September, she partnered with YouTube Originals and NowThis for "A Student's Guide to Your First Year of College," which she described as a "crash course" for incoming college freshmen.
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That's why, with the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics just months away, a group of Visa-sponsored athletes are getting a crash course in financial literacy for life after the games.
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Buczek had immediately turned heads when he opted to enter a two-week crash course in firefighting, rather than to take a less rigorous course that met weekly, Kopp said.
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The invasion of Iraq, burdened with military hubris, threw out every existing source of stability and reignited centuries-old feuds that no two-week crash course in Farsi could fix.
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Yovanovitch's testimony is many things: a roadmap to Giuliani's parallel diplomacy, an inside look at how Republican members of Congress are treating the inquiry, a crash course in Ukrainian politics.
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He said the process was fun, especially in the early games, because Hawk had to give Neversoft, the studio developing the game, a crash course in skateboarding and skateboarding culture.
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" In 2010 he wrote "Crash Course: The American Automobile Industry's Road from Glory to Disaster" and in 2012 "Engines of Change: A History of the American Dream in Fifteen Cars.
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The conference instead will amount to a kind of crash course for church leaders on how to handle abuse cases — and to convince some that the problem exists at all.
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He's also taking "a crash course in humility and charm," taught by a Washington law firm, a squad of outside consultants and Facebook's internal PR apparatus, which employs 500 (!) people.
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Here's your quick quantum mechanics crash course: The tiniest units of matter like electrons and photons (individual units of light) can behave like both waves and particles at the same time.
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This crash course in managing the most popular email client in the world will help you clean up your email environment, organize your inbox, and even customize it to your liking.
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She told me why Quill is such a leap forward for VR, and even gave me a crash course so I could paint a derpy little shark onto her 3D masterpiece.
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" Most Poignant Lyrics to Hear Today: "She's uncertain if she likes him / But she knows she really loves him / It's a crash course for the ravers / It's a drive-in Saturday.
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Experts who were too frail to travel helped remotely using Mr Resoz's augmented-reality technology, passing on their experience to younger scientists and giving them a crash course in antibiotic research.
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Purchase the Digital Marketing & Social Media Bootcamp for a fast, affordable crash course that will earn you two certifications and get your foot in the door at your first marketing job.
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Musk's vehicle seems to bypass that potentially-hazardous plan by hauling each child out in a pod, potentially eliminating the need to give the soccer players a crash course in diving.
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Meanwhile, Star-Lord's father Ego (Kurt Russell) shows up after trekking all over the galaxy to find his son, setting the Guardians on a crash course with Star-Lord's origin story.
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Lately, we seem to be getting a crash course in how the tools that advertisers love can be misused, whether it's in the political realm or through fraudulent or discriminatory ads.
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But watching Diagnosis, you can't help but feel like you're getting a personalized crash course in medical investigation — and a how-to on finding a doctor that genuinely cares about you.
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An Immigration and Customs Enforcement veteran heads its training programs, and in 2018, Uber and the McCain Institute offered a crash course for 750,000 drivers in how to spot human trafficking.
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INSIDE PITCH Tim Tebow will continue his crash course in baseball instruction in the Arizona Fall League, which often features some of the top prospects from all 30 teams in baseball.
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Nicol Concilio gives us all a crash course on color correcting: green tones cancel out redness, purple erases dullness, and peach tones diminish the appearance of dark spots and undereye bags.
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Concessionaires went through a crash course on how to induce people to pay for food and drinks from their seats, and infield dirt and clay is being shipped in from Pennsylvania.
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Sensing that confusion, Netflix created this really helpful timeline, which should help any viewers befuddled by all the time jumps: A quick crash course in the multiple timelines of The Witcher.
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With game streaming service Google Stadia dropping next month, a new study suggests that six million gamers are about to get a crash course on the problems with broadband usage caps.
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In California's UC Berkeley, professors and teaching assistants distribute 40 to 50 miniature vehicles to undergrad students each year for a (sometimes literal) crash course in self-driving software and hardware.
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Modern Love I used to drive the morning car pool with my son, Angus, and another boy, Niklas, and one day Angus gave Niklas a crash course on the blended family.
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GIF: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Being able to ride along as you send a Hot Wheels car careening through a crash course no human driver would ever survive is a lot of fun.
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In addition to its comedic merits (of which there are many), this IFC mockumentary series functions as a crash course in some of the most influential documentaries in the history of cinema.
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The program was called Party Girls, and it followed a handful of first-time voters, all of them millennial women of color, through the rigors of a crash course in electoral politics.
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Orange Is the New Black actress Adrienne C. Moore is on an interior design crash course, and she's not the only of her castmates that's learning rule number one the hard way.
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But let's back up for a sec... My day started with a crash course in color theory before moving onto custom color formulation, application, and, finally, a lesson in blowouts and styling.
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Welcome to Hollywood: The men who aren't being accused of sexual harassment or assault are still getting a crash course in appropriate behavior in the wake of all these disturbing stories. Good.
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If you're trying to become the next big social media influencer, the Facebook and Instagram classes are a perfect crash course to build up your name and brand in the digital age.
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You'll learn how to maintain an empty inbox, get details on add-ons, and get a crash course on IFTTT—a cool service that lets you automate large chunks of your workflow.
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The goal: Coordinate and streamline companies' pre-existing efforts to train veterans, setting up a sponsorship program for getting veterans into an online "university" with a "crash course program" in cybersecurity skills.
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Most of Endgame functions as an homage to fans who have memorized every pixel of those 21 preceding Marvel movies while serving as a condensed crash course to newbies and casual fans.
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His reasons are that in tech, you're able to "experience the pain" and get a crash course in managing and running a business — things that can't necessarily be taught in the classroom.
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Minadeo said the newer girls in the team were being put through a crash course in matches so that they go into the Rio tournament with plenty of experience of top competition.
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To understand how colors work together, we chatted with two professionals who know their color theory for a crash course on the most basic way to make a statement with your outfit.
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Facebook has hired a team of experts, including a former special assistant to President George W. Bush, to give Zuckerberg "a crash course in humility and charm," The New York Times reports.
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The book also includes a "crash course" in Title IX, the 1972 federal law prohibiting sex discrimination in education, which President Obama mandated all universities must comply with to receive federal funding.
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The members of Ms. Havard's group were alumni of a seven-week crash course in political theory offered by the Hertog Foundation, the family foundation of the Wall Street financier Roger Hertog.
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They did give me a pilot presentation where it felt like a great crash course for showrunning because we had to do everything from top to bottom, hire all the same positions.
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The curious collection is like a crash course in major beer companies, and how they not only coined some of the most widely recognized brand slogans, but pioneered modern-day marketing practices.
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The jury — consisting of 12 seated jurors and six alternates — has not only received lessons in the inner workings of the prominent Mexican cartel, but also a crash course in Spanish slang.
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In a boisterous Yankee clubhouse immediately after a 223-222 win over the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday night, Neil Walker laid out a crash course in the art of pinch-hitting.
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FILM SERIES A crash course in German cinema might start with silent Expressionist masterpieces; continue with Nazi productions like Leni Riefenstahl's; and then jump to the late 225s for Rainer Werner Fassbinder.
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The Colle Gnifetti glacier, sitting near the Swiss-Italian border, and with a central location on the continent, has put it on a crash course with Europe's dust for roughly 10,29 years.
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Mr. Ingrassia also wrote "Crash Course: The American Automobile Industry's Road from Glory to Disaster" (22016), a narrative of the bankruptcies and government bailouts of Chrysler and General Motors in the 22011s.
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His year as a clerk, beginning in the summer of 1993, gave Judge Gorsuch a privileged look at the court's workings and a crash course in its unrelenting caseload and internal politics.
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Intrigued, though, I was more than eager to take part in this week's Pokémon Pub Crawl in San Francisco to get a crash course in what everyone else had been up to.
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A crash course in oil independence — something like the Green New Deal everyone's talking about — would do more than quiet our cities, clean our air, stimulate our economy, and help slow climate change.
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January's cancellation means a missed opportunity for a crash course in the black experience in the United States — from current demographic realities to the fact that Frederick Douglass is no longer with us.
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According to ABC Action News, Messler said through his attorney that he has since taken a "crash course" in financial management, and hopes to leave a "legacy" with the help of his winnings.
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I did a crash course in skin care and brow waxing and all of that good stuff, but at the time, Brazilians were just starting — they weren't as pervasive as they are today.
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With the Oscar taking place this weekend, the channel has shifted gears to look at the history of the winners for a bunch of categories, giving viewers a crash course in film history.
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" This time, Stanger has her clients sequestered in Bel Air's exclusive Luxe Hotel, where they'll undergo a five-day crash course in "hopes that they can work through their issues and find love.
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Here's a crash course in the exploits: The ZombieLoad attack allows a hacker to spy on private browsing data and other sensitive data while Fallout and RIDL leak sensitive data across security boundaries.
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Read on for a crash course in turning a state room into a race track for stylish water fowl, the secret to caring for royal pets, and why scale is Crombie's secret weapon.
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Also helmed by Jarvis, The Dropout doc is a tightly packed crash course in all that the podcast has to offer, condensing as much information as possible into its short 80-minute runtime.
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For this series of works, the excellent New York dancer Wally Cardona takes a crash course with a master in an old and complex dance form, almost always from South or Southeast Asia.
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Well, as Facebook continues to make inroads in the media industry, the company is offering users a crash course in how to perfect their social media skills to survive online journalism in 2016.
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Schwartz got a crash course in corporate cost cutting at 3G Capital, which has a distinguished track record of buying companies, implementing aggressive cost cuts and, in turn, delivering strong returns to shareholders.
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Op-Ed Contributor Last summer, I had breakfast with a teenager who had just completed a crash course that seeks to help North Korean defectors adapt to their new lives in the South.
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And Julia's relationship with her mother, who calls her a "huevona" and a "malcriada" (bonus: readers get a crash course in Spanish insults) is a sticky stew of anger, love, guilt and resentment.
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And Julia's relationship with her mother, who calls her a 'huevona' and a 'malcriada' (bonus: readers get a crash course in Spanish insults) is a sticky stew of anger, love, guilt and resentment.
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So for those who haven't been obsessively revisiting the film in preparation for The Last Jedi, here's a crash course in what the major players were up to when we last saw them.
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Before joining Ford as head of international government relations, Biegun was handed the job of giving Sarah Palin a crash course in foreign policy when she was John McCain's 2008 presidential running mate.
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Culinary Backstreets offers gastronomic tours ($95 for 7 hours, includes all food and drink) of Tbilisi that include a full wine tasting as well as a crash course on chacha, the local moonshine.
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Why it matters: If the administration views every Chinese company with suspicion, it could prolong the trade war and put the U.S. and China on a crash course toward a swift technological decoupling.
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One Goop staff member participates in their workshop, while others take a crash course in body positivity, learning to celebrate their sexuality in ways that are meaningful to them, not just their partners.
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Given this, it would make sense for wannabe programmers to kick off their education with a crash course in Python, if only just to get a sense of where the industry is heading.
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We spoke to experts John Milligan, VP of Product Development at Dollar Shave Club, and Meganne Natale, Head of Product Development at Olfactory NYC, to get a crash course on all things fragrance.
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In an interview with CNN, Rose noted that USC currently holds a University 101 class for students that offers a crash course in what to do and what not to do in Columbia.
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The crash course inspires Ry who can't help but think of how these foraged plants share the same citrusy terpenes and flavonoids as weed, making them the ideal accoutrements for a cannabis feast.
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I gave her a crash course on some of the seminal artists who helped define each of those forms, such as Tehching Hsieh, Marina Abramović and Ulay, Michael Asher, Chris Burden, and Coco Fusco.
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If you're looking for a crash course on how to properly store your stuff (whatever you didn't throw out after binge-watching Tidying Up last weekend, that is), look no further than this tutorial.
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To fully appreciate season two, it'd be best to watch season one first—preferably twice—but if time is an issue (or if you just need a season one refresher), here's a crash course.
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It's not merely a primer to the fundamental functions of Excel; it's a crash course in Excel's scripting language, VBA, that will help you automate complex tasks with just a little bit of programming.
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On the occasion of Dijkstra's new book, WO MEN, which focuses entirely on her portraits of women and girls, Artsy writer Alexxa Gotthardt offers a crash course on the brilliant career of Rineke Dijkstra.
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Keep reading for a crash course in all the events you need to know to understand OITNB season 6, including all the details on what happened to season villain Desi Piscatella (Brad William Henke).
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From teen dramas to nightly news, mainstream America is getting a crash-course in trans terminology, and LGBTQ media icons like RuPaul play a critical role in protecting our community while fortifying its history.
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Episode 26, "The North Remembers": for a crash course on all the different factions, a whistled "Rains of Castamere," the Citadel's weather report, a beach BBQ and Stannis putting the Lannister twincest on blast.
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Meghan Markle is about to get a crash course on being a royal -- from knowing the rules of curtsying to handling herself at State events -- and we've learned her teacher is her fiance, Harry.
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Reichl takes us through her crash course in publishing lingo as she discovers the difference between "teeosees" (table of contents), "adjacencies" (ads situated next to text) and "inadequate sep" (when ads are improperly spaced).
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In 2018, I received a grant that allowed me to create a cookbook on pulse crop recipes and a food policy workshop that gives youth a crash course on food sovereignty and food security.
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Once a company that every investor wanted in on, critics had started alleging that Uber enabled workplace harassment, skirted local regulations, and that Kalanick's own behavior had put the company on a crash course.
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After the flaw was pointed out, Frazier put himself through a crash course over the next 24 hours, taking what he estimated to be 300 swings and wearing out two pairs of batting gloves.
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For a president who often complains that his predecessors only let the North Korea problem fester, the 8,000-mile trek from Washington to Hanoi was a crash course in why those past presidents failed.
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Related: 100 Days of Animation: A Crash Course in Creativity 22-Year-Old Animator Crafted an Unbelievable Homage to Miyazaki 'Adultland' Animation Shows the Lengths We'll Go to Add Excitement to Our Boring Lives
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"[C]atch my first episode of riverdale tonight on CW if you're inclined to see me lead a terrific and timely crash course on how not to act," wrote the actor in his Instagram caption.
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"We were a little worried about this game and going forward here," said Capitals coach Barry Trotz, who added his team has had a "crash course on styles" in preparing for its fifth consecutive victim.
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So I've been venturing all over the New York metro area, to catch The Human Karaoke Experience at Slane, Rock Star Karaoke at Hill Country and Crash Course Karaoke at Yonkers Brewing Co. and Rudy's.
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Chicago was the exact opposite of Portland: A crash course in systems and structures, histories of class, race, and power where artists and activists freely found common ground around war resistance, prison abolition, and more.
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The Ultimate MySQL Bootcamp is a comprehensive online crash course designed to introduce beginners to this popular database management system — and you can get it on sale for less than $10 in the PCMag Shop.
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So it was a dream come true when he stopped by VICELAND's Desus & Mero to give the hosts a crash course in topics ranging from time travel to the cosmos to how rainbows really work.
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He likes to say the whole ordeal gave him a crash course in distressed lending, given that part of his job was securing financing for El Paso — an education that has proved useful at GSO.
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"It means that we are not going to be sisters and brothers of a big project," said Antoine Guéry, 225, a Frenchman whose résumé and network of friends provide a crash course in European geography.
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You'll get a crash course in all things Python when you enroll in Python Programming Bootcamp 2.0, a project-packed bundle featuring more than 37 hours of content on the language and its various applications.
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To help reacquaint you with your long-lost texture, we're giving you a mini crash course from the curl experts at Ouidad, as well as NYC stylists and salon owners Nunzio Saviano and Kattia Solano.
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These include a Crash Course for brushing up on standard interview questions, a Fundamentals Course that focuses on code computer science topics and a freestyle path that lets users mix and match topics as needed.
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The 12-week crash course had been placing 93% of graduates into full-time roles when Zipfian was acquired by Galvanize, where Kent became director of outcomes with the mandate to get students great jobs.
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So the concessionaires went through a crash course led by a team of instructors from the United States to learn how to induce people to pay for food and drinks without ever leaving their seats.
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The movie feels at times more like a crash course in what's happened since 2016, a kind of "worst hits" album desperate to hit every possible point and draw them all into a unifying theory.
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And if anyone wants a crash course in junk art, go to off-roads across the country and see the wonders that people create in their yards and that garage mechanics make with their throwaways.
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After a crash course in the possibilities, he created the choreography with the cast — Mr. Simkin; the Ballet Theater soloist Cassandra Trenary; and two contemporary dancers, Ana Lopez and Brett Conway — but without the video.
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From budge-proof liquid eyeliner to an OG oil cleanser, we're giving you a crash course on all things J-beauty with these 14 products that you can readily shop online (including on Amazon Prime!).
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Mr. Greenblatt has met with a wide range of Arab leaders, ambassadors, and other officials, in a crash course that hard-liners worry will leave him sympathetic to those officials' arguments, for example, on settlements.
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We get a crash course in how the bounty-hunting system works, complete with the Bounty Hunters Guild — a long-standing Star Wars concept — taken extremely literally as an actual unionized workforce of bounty hunters.
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Besides learning to adapt to a style of play that puts much more emphasis on defense, Buchnevich is determined to complete a crash course on blending in with his new team and a new culture.
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If you want an entertaining crash course in the contempt for Koons, I recommend Jerry Saltz's 2014 review of Koons' retrospective at the Whitney, where he calls him "the most reviled artist alive," among other things.
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To prepare for life as legislators, she and her comrades took a crash course at a university that taught them about the role of congress, the various types of laws and how to introduce a bill.
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The past few years for me have been the most accelerated crash-course in learning what it means to be Korean-American, and last night felt like a "fuck you" to everyone who looks like me.
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The full presentation lasted an hour — longer if you count the bizarro Q&A that followed — but we've boiled the event down to under five minutes in case you're looking for more of a crash course.
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Earlier this week, authorities announced that the boys, the youngest of whom is just 11 years old, would undergo a crash course in scuba training in the hopes that they might be able to dive out.
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But if you like explainer videos about history, pop culture, and philosophy, the 41-part Crash Course: Mythology, hosted by PBS Idea Channel's Mike Rugnetta, is going to take a big chunk out of your weekend.
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Sitting down with the star, who is a celebrity ambassador for L'Oréal, feels like a crash course in being a total boss — she's down-to-earth, speaks her mind, and DGAF what haters have to say.
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It brings together Sky's twin vocations of music and acting together nicely, and it's also kind of a handy crash course through one of the most popular movies of the summer, in case you missed it.
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Mr. Begor, a former General Electric finance executive and future Equifax chief executive, soon got a crash course in identity theft — and just how hard it is for a victim to set the credit record straight.
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Earlier this year, he told Fox Sports that he spent four weeks getting a crash course on what it takes to run the business operations of a basketball team and how to execute off-site events.
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The session starts in the upstairs "Boozeum" with a captivating crash course on the history of distilling in America, New York and the Brooklyn Navy Yard, where the current facility sits in the old Paymaster Building.
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The session starts in the upstairs "Boozeum" with a captivating crash course on the history of distilling in America, New York and the Brooklyn Navy Yard, where the current facility sits in the old Paymaster Building.
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Alongside the holographic Doctor, she fulfilled the show's "outsider" role, and in "Someone to Watch Over Me," the Doctor gives Seven a crash course in dating, providing a lovely showcase for two of Voyager's strongest performers.
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As our tour-cum-crash course in sustainable tequila comes to an end, Camarena offers me a taste and places a plastic cup under the still to catch a thin, crystal-clear stream of freshly made tequila.
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Finally, rounding out this education is a crash course in Lean Six Sigma — a combination of the two aforementioned methodologies — that uses case studies and real-life examples to show you how peak efficiency can be achieved.
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Grab a hot dog and a $15 Bud Light and get ready for a crash course that'll make you at least somewhat interested in the World Series — even if you haven't watched a baseball game all year.
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Omar needs a crash course, not just in anti-Semitism, but in how the accusation of dual loyalties has been leveled throughout history, sometimes with catastrophic consequences, against minorities of all kinds, including Christians, Buddhists — and Muslims.
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This past week, he got a crash course in both, as the dapper flanker found himself dragged into a media scuffle with Lena Dunham just days before he introduced his clothing line during New York Fashion Week.
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For those unfamiliar with blockchain, a type of database associated with Bitcoin transactions, Simon Denny's new solo show, Blockchain Future States, contains a three-minute video that serves as a brilliant crash course to the 2009 innovation.
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Then she treks to San Francisco to meet the female entrepreneurs behind a potent brand of weed lube, who give her a crash course on how to get it on and get stoned at the same time.
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In his eight months in government, Mr. Bannon said, he got a crash course in how the bureaucracy functions, which he will be able to put to use to advance his positions on trade, taxes and China.
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And if you ever want a crash course on how the "sharing economy" has changed our world and people's lives over the past decade, just ask the next taxi driver you meet how they feel about Uber.
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Injustice 2 is the crash course through DC's past and present that I never knew I wanted, that I didn't need but am enjoying thoroughly, and never would have been exposed to if not for video games.
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London (CNN)European leaders are subjecting President Donald Trump to a crash course in history, hoping to use D-Day commemorations to shake his skepticism about alliances that have kept global peace for three-quarters of a century.
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Per CNN, rescuers commenced with a daring plan to give the boys a crash course in diving techniques before escorting them through the winding, 2.5 mile (four kilometer) passage leading to the entrance of the submerged cave system.
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With the Ultimate Music Production Bundle, a collection of seven courses that's available now at a 96% discount, you can get a crash course in the professional tools needed to produce your own music in your spare time.
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While some overblown headlines may lead you to believe that China's space station module — which played host to Chinese astronauts in the past — is on an imminent, possibly dangerous crash course with Earth, that's not the full story.
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Jazz musician Braxton Cook and music YouTuber Adam Neely gave me a crash course in Western music theory to help me understand this notoriously difficult song, and I bring you along for the ride in the video above.
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Meanwhile, Ono, who had emerged from the more rarified precincts of New York's avant-garde art-and-music scene, was still being served a crash course in the persistent, often invasive nature of the international media's omnipresent gaze.
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Before we ring in the new year, here's a little reminder that much of the natural world is on a crash course with oblivion, desperate times beget desperate measures, and yes it can all get much worse. Sorry.
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Today, less than a year after the new SAT debuted, the College Board continues to struggle with the consequences of Coleman's crash course to remake the SAT and its companion, the PSAT, a junior version of the exam.
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If the emails show Ms. Clinton getting a crash course on the cutthroat world on the periphery of the Clinton family, they also show a young woman deeply devoted to her parents and very much her mother's daughter.
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During the filming of that episode of Chef's Night Out, Gabe Thompson, co-owner and chef at L'Apicio, gave us a crash course on how to properly whip up this comforting dish, or any pasta for that matter.
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Teachers, some of whom weren't even using email before, have gotten a crash course in Zoom and are figuring out how their lecture series, lab sessions, or one-on-ones with students will port to the digital world.
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Last week was a crash course in quick reversals of expectations: For example, the Cleveland Browns failed to deliver on their hype, and Lamar Jackson of the Baltimore Ravens proved far better at passing than some had expected.
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Indeed, the moment with the man in heels indicated how much she might benefit from a crash course in their brand of situational comedy, which requires something that she's not especially strong at (at least, not yet): acting.
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The conference instead will amount to a kind of four-day crash course to instruct church leaders on how to handle abuse cases with responsibility, accountability and transparency, and to convince some that the problem exists at all.
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The partnership between Stepien and Trump marks a kind of crash course for the president, who as a New York real estate mogul had little experience with congressional campaign politics before he launched his 250 campaign for president.
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Here's a crash course in all the new Messenger Camera features: Swipe to Access: Just pull down from anywhere on the Messenger app's inbox, hit the overlaid shutter button, or the camera icon in threads, to open the camera.
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Mindy Kaling, Minka Kelly, Colin Hanks, Erin Andrews, Busy Phillips and Alyson Hannigan will partake in a culinary crash course, working as line cooks alongside top chefs in a restaurant kitchen, on the new Food Network series Star Plates.
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As someone who now gets paid to keep up with the Kardashians — and celebrities like them — in order to produce content, I can also recognize that I was immersed in an interactive crash course on the workings of fame.
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Introduction to Finance, Accounting, Modeling, and Valuation — $10.99 See Details If you're starting at ground zero in terms of JavaScript knowledge, a great launchpad for learning the popular programming language is this one-and-a-half-hour crash course.
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But their real destination was set: They were headed to Quartzsite, Arizona, where Wells was hosting the Rubber Tramp Rendezvous, his annual January gathering for the newly initiated and road veterans alike, part vehicle living crash course, part reunion.
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That grotesque display begat a solo vehicle for the family, Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, which largely exchanged the then six year-old, eponymous Alana's pageant preparations for a crash course on her mother's grammatical cock-ups and couponing.
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And with a rush of new startups and the leadership potential there, information chiefs can also get a crash course in many different areas, like finance and production, that can serve as a basis for a future CEO role.
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Mom and dad didn't take me to shooting ranges or give me a crash course in gunslinging because as police officers, they had a unique understanding of how dangerous it is to be a black gun owner in America.
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With the announcement Tuesday that he would retire after "Phantom Thread," his coming film with his "There Will Be Blood" director, Paul Thomas Anderson, we decided to put together the following crash course in the finest actor's finest films.
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Sotakoun, who is half Laotian and half white, went through an intensive crash course for each of the characters she played in Disney's "entertainment" division, which refers to the iconic costume characters that cheerfully reside in the amusement parks.
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What little they knew about life in the West came mostly from a crash course in Pakistan, in which Mohammed tried to teach them to read airline timetables and telephone books and showed old Hollywood movies with hijacking scenes.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - At the annual Gender Odyssey conference this week in Seattle, parents and healthcare providers who care for transgender and gender-nonconforming children are receiving a crash course on a world often left unexplored.
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Japan's government is already trying to give Trump's administration a crash course on its companies' contribution to U.S. jobs and growth, with fact sheets showing, among other things, that Japanese companies created 839,000 jobs in America, second only to Britain.
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Ariana Grande's new song "7 Rings," and its accompanying video, both of which serve as a three-minute crash course on what it's like to have endless money and no qualms about spending it, debuted to a fairly one-note response.
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Our Canadian hero Matty Matheson is no exception, and, when he was in Winnipeg filming Dead Set On Life, he got the next best thing—a crash course in Filipino cooking from the guys behind Canada's favorite pimped-out food truck.
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Complexly, a company founded by Hank and John Green of Vlogbrothers fame, runs a half-dozen Patreons that help support educational shows like Crash Course (around $220,240 / month), SciShow ($2000,800 / month), and How to Adult (a considerably smaller $101 / month).
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The reaction was also a crash course in how to take what people say on the internet with a grain of salt — a necessary skill for someone who's chosen to live their lives as publicly and vocally as Stenberg has.
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For those of you who are new to acupuncture, here's a quick crash course: Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese medicine practice that involves placing ultra-fine needles on systematic points to improve tone and increase the circulation of blood and lymph.
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As muggles count down to Sunday's release of J.K. Rowling's script for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, it's time to get a crash course on what's happened to the boy who lived and his friends over the last eight movies.
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And on the evening of Tuesday, June 20, Atlas Obscura and Giphy will offer a crash course on internet archaeology, schooling attendees on how to discover forgotten pockets of the web and perhaps track down heretofore under-appreciated early GIFs.
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It'll also give you a crash course on how to use video editing software, how to rank your videos first in YouTube search, how to grow your channel quickly, how to get your Silver Play button, and so much more.
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Available come September, the Atari Flashback 8 Gold is essentially a crash course in the history of video games, and includes a pair of wireless joysticks, 720P HDMI output, and the ability to save, pause, or rewind any game you're playing.
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Sewing together classic Biggie bars and vintage cutting room floor takes with Faith's still-flawless vocals, The King & I is a trip down memory lane for some, and a crash course on the most infamous hip-hop romance for others.
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He quit his job at a software marketing company and took a crash-course in deep learning AI. By 1003, he launched Bernie AI to the public, an improved version of Tinderbox named after a friend who died in 2009.
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Then, last fall, the city inaugurated the AIR program, a collaboration with Massachusetts College of Art and Design, and put 10 artists and representatives from roughly the same number of city departments through a crash course in creative civic engagement together.
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As US cities begin to follow suit over the next few weeks, American students are going to get a crash course in the availability and affordability problems that have long plagued US broadband, FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel told hearing attendees.
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Even though we maybe didn't get the questions that we had hoped for or been looking for, I do think we got a crash course in the fact that there's not a lot of people that understand Facebook these days.
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Organized at this Upper East Side space by the German critic Diedrich Diederichsen and Buchholz's Christopher Müller, the exhibition offers a crash course in over a century of utopian communities that used art, sex and music as models for better living.
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Is there a favorite perfume, chocolate or hat-maker (which raises the question: will Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, offer her new sister-in-law, an actress and former model, a crash course in headpiece etiquette?) Paparazzi can only capture so much.
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Parton granted Abumrad quite a few sit-down interviews, and although seasoned Parton fans will find little of what she tells him to be new information, "Dolly Parton's America" is a genial, compulsively listenable crash course in Parton's lasting appeal.
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I got a crash course this week in just how challenging passing a big tax bill by the end of the year will be in conversations with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady.
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As Vice noted, in 2017 the North Korean government launched a crash course in crypto at Pyongyang University of Science and Technology, worrying some experts who have noted its alleged involvement in cyberattacks on crypto exchanges to pad its coffers.
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Set in 1981, when SoHo still belonged to artists, this novel is a richly textured delight: an art world mystery, a family drama, a sensitive depiction of depression, a crash course in colors and a portrait of a young artist.
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Just like she did with Lord M, Victoria isn't afraid to show a guy she's into him — going to Windsor on a Wednesday, just because Albert said he likes forests, getting a crash course in art history just to make conversation with him.
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Heavy breathing gives way to a bold, pulsating beat that will ebb and flow over the course of the next three minutes, and with verses from three of the UK's best MCs, it's a crash course in the sacred art of bars.
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Divided into five different classes valued at $199 apiece, the bundle begins with a five-and-a-half-hour crash course in the basics of using YouTube, which will show you how to set up a channel and plan a publishing schedule.
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"Even if we maybe didn't get the questions that we'd hoped for or had been looking for, I do think we got a crash course in the fact that there's not a lot of people that understand Facebook these days," Wagner said.
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BARCS, Hungary (Reuters) - Sandor Jankovics is proud to be joining Hungary's new "border hunter" force after a six-month crash course to help police and army units keep out migrants, part of a security clamp down that has raised human rights concerns.
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Included are a trio of workshops on the nitty-gritty of Arduino Uno, each with increasing levels of difficulty, as well as a crash-course on building circuits and writing programs, plus a Vilros Uno Board that's compatible with hundreds of Arduino projects.
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Tri Alpha's design is based on colliding beam fusion, which basically means that the particles meant to undergo fusion are sent on a crash course in a particle accelerator at the ridiculously high speeds that will cause a fusion reaction to happen.
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RISING RISKS, SLOWING ECONOMIES The San Francisco Fed's conference, so oversubscribed that a webcast has been created to meet demand, gave policymakers a crash course in research that could change how the Fed forecasts economic growth, regulates banks, and even sets interest rates.
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If you were to listen to Mlodinow's book first and Nye's second you would get a crash course in how science and technology have completely altered humans and the planet both for good and for ill, and what we can do about it.
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We won't give anything way, but watching Rudd give himself a crash course in quantum mechanics to take on one of the greatest minds in physics in quantum chess—where the rules display all the weirdness of the subatomic realm—proves pretty entertaining.
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Many of them have been pulled from the N.F.L. scrap heap and given a crash course in 793-man football, a game with three downs instead of four — along with other quirky rules — that is played on a longer and wider field.
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The lean 19-minute, 10-song effort, which is exclusively premiering with Noisey before its June 15 release on local mainstay Sooper Records, is a crash course in efficiency that often finds Winters with just her voice, a bass, and a guitar.
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"[My role as a consultant] had to do with how I understand life, how I relate to people, how I relate to poetry," she says, explaining that the relationship was just like two friends chatting, rather than a crash course on being trans.
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Ms. Lee, a former journalist for The New York Times and founder of the digital literary start-up Plympton, got a crash course in the politics of emoji after texting with a friend, the designer Yiying Lu, about getting together to eat dumplings.
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This summer, she was selected for the Dream Intensive program at P.S 2161 in the Bronx, a five-week crash course to help low-income students prepare for the SHSAT, the test that controls admission to eight of the specialized high schools.
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Hanna Hopko, the 34-year-old head of the Ukrainian parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, created a consortium of think tanks and advisors — including a Ukrainian diplomat with three decades of experience — to give her a four-month crash course in foreign policy.
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The second, after a crash course in the facts of what membership brings for Britain, came Tuesday in the form of the crushing defeat by a 432-to-202 parliamentary vote of Prime Minister Theresa May's plan for British withdrawal on March 29.
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Throughout 10 courses and prep exam collections, this bundle will guide you through Azure fundamentals, explain how the networked system is constructed, and give you a crash course in security methods for shielding that system from attacks and implementing solutions when problems arise.
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Among these are Crash Course, where Hank, John, and guest instructors teach a series of courses across a huge range of subjects to more than 8 million subscribers, and SciShow, where Hank uses his science degrees to educate another 20143 million subscribers.
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The women gave Trump a crash-course on their foreign policy view, explaining that Assad claims to fight ISIS but has focused his military on fighting the opposition groups that are trying to bring down his regime -- including some US-backed militias.
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Darren Samuelsohn, senior White House reporter: Here's where I can actually offer up something substantive, as these last two weeks have been a crash-course rerun on all things WikiLeaks, Julian Assange and Robert Mueller's attempts to learn what had happened in 2016.
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It's there she learned how to observe without intruding, traveling the globe reporting on stories for the network, and later, for Peter Jennings' documentary unit, Peter Jennings Reporting; it's also where, during her interview for the internship, she got a crash course education in style.
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READ: North Korea's bitcoin crash-course has experts worried Cover image: Gina Alexis, center, mother of 14-year-old Nakia Venant, who'd live-streamed her suicide on Facebook the week before, pauses as she talks about her daughter during a news conference, Wednesday, Jan.
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There will be kimchi.) Anyone in need of a crash course on food that is Very Right Now will find it in IT'S ALL EASY: Delicious Weekday Recipes for the Super-Busy Home Cook (Goop Press /Grand Central, $35), by Gwyneth Paltrow with Thea Baumann.
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" "I realize that the nation right now is not exactly getting a crash course in exemplary behavior," he said, adding that "we are in a time now where we cannot look to Washington to exemplify the standards of behavior we want to teach our children.
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Using empty water bottles to encase wires he shouldn't touch and as neighbors watch from the ground, Reyes cuts, scrapes and ties off wires with bold confidence -- surprising since he had only a one-day crash course in power restoration from a retired power worker.
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Besides offering stock options that could be valuable if the company has initial public offering, a fast-growing start-up can offer younger engineers a crash course in technology — the kind of training that could one day allow them to start their own companies.
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A crash course in German cinema might start with the Expressionist masterpieces of the silent era; continue with large-scale Nazi productions like "Titanic" (20), or the films of Leni Riefenstahl; and then jump to the late 2212s for Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Werner Herzog.
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ROCK HILL, S.C. — Somewhere between Pete Buttigieg being mistaken for a teenager making a promposal, and answering a question in Norwegian, and proclaiming that it was millennials' turn to lead "at the highest level," South Carolina got a crash course in a new Democratic celebrity.
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Then it becomes a lecture tool, with Pepe the Frog cartoons used to illustrate a crash course on the 2014 Gamergate controversy, a conspiracy theory-fueled attack on women in the computer game industry; the alt-right movement; and that movement's favored message board, 4chan.
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But, happily, this busy, headlong narrative is not forced by its author; the propulsion driving it is one into which he seems pulled, drawn by whatever it was that engineered the collective crest-then-crash course of idealistic seekers and misfits between 1967 and 1976.
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"We judge the marathon at every 100-yard marker, forgetting that it is a marathon," said Mr. Axelrod, a mastermind of Barack Obama's political rise, who founded the Campaign Journalism Conference in 2015 as a crash course for young reporters headed out on the trail.
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As part of that effort, Capitol physician Brian Monahan has been giving lawmakers a crash course in "social distancing," a mode of behavior that encourages members to avoid all physical contact, including handshakes, and keep a minimum of six feet between themselves and others.
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A YouTube influencer with 260,000 subscribers gives a crash course on how to make money on the platform and shares how much she earns: Natalie Barbu explains how she earns money as a YouTube creator and her strategy for maximizing her earnings on the platform.
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At Mono No Aware (pronounced AH-wah-ray and named after the Japanese concept of "connection to the ephemeral"), every interaction seems like a crash course in historical technology, with workshops, monthly screenings, an annual arts festival and equipment rentals rounding out the offerings.
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Green arcs indicate two operational satellites that could potentially move out of each other's way; yellow arcs indicate one movable satellite and one non-maneuverable object; red arcs indicate two dead objects, which have no choice but to continue on their potential crash course.
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" Still, Mr. Packer had to spend many months slogging through paper routes in Atlanta — where he lives today — before he and Mr. Hardy could make another movie, a "super low-budget, indie, erotic thriller" called "Trois" that required what he called a "crash course in niche marketing.
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You can focus on the multi-cultural population of Toronto and how that plays a role in its music; the same people crying over whether or not Drake is trying to sound a way could use a crash course in the Caribbean cultures of the 6.
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The icon named 19-year-old girl singer Pia Mia as the Fashion Director of her teen-focused clothing line, and if you're not one of the 4 million people who follow the Guam native on Instagram, you're about to get a crash course on the star.
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I sat down with Aung and guitarist Yel Myat Bhome of raw black metal band Jeksetra over a meal of BBQ skewers and fried crickets on 19th Street in Chinatown, where they gave me a crash course in the Yangon metal scene—starting with their own bands.
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Interested in learning more about the challenges inherent to finding, licensing, and actively using multimillion-dollar masterpieces for a major Hollywood motion picture, The Creators Project reached out to the film's production designer, Shane Valentino, who gave us a crash course in the art of Nocturnal Animals.
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The training — part social justice crash course and part self-reflection exercise — is at the core of a well-choreographed effort by Starbucks to improve its corporate image after a backlash over the arrests of two African-American men in a Starbucks in Philadelphia last month.
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First, a crash course in how to show you have the right stuff, and then, if the parameters change, how to let the dogs out, and snarl and bark to make sure everyone knows just how mad you are at the political machinations of the other side.
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Mr. McMurray, the town supervisor of Grand Island, N.Y., has had to go through a crash-course transition from sacrificial candidate to one carrying the burden of unseating an indicted incumbent — albeit a Republican incumbent in a district that President Trump carried by 25 points in 2016.
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The next day, during a three-hour tour with Dr. Ellis, a historian who modestly mentioned that she is August Wilson's niece more than halfway into the tour, I got a crash course about Pittsburgh, looking at landmarks and making a pit stop at Market Square.
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" He added: "The capstone on my decade of education was in 2010, when I left McKinsey for a tough but priceless year-long political crash course in which I challenged the state treasurer of Indiana and was overwhelmingly defeated in my first experience on the ballot.
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" He added: "The capstone on my decade of education was in 2010, when I left McKinsey for a tough but priceless year-long political crash course in which I challenged the state treasurer of Indiana and was overwhelmingly defeated in my first experience on the ballot.
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For this crash course, Barbu covers topics like how to start placing ads in a YouTube video (00:51), her tips on how to make the most money possible on each video (2:19), and how much someone can expect to make from those ads (7:243).
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When he was criticized as naive and incapable on foreign policy, he put himself through a highly publicized crash course on foreign policy, the meat of which was a single two-hour "tutorial" with a few former Bush officials plus a few meetings with conservative think tankers.
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Look, in season 5 I went into Drag Race thinking I had co-wrote the book on drag – I had taken every class and every crash course and I had followed all the rules and I had won all the pageants and lost a couple, and I was ready.
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Written by Ben Applebaum and Dan DiSorbo, Recess: From Dodgeball to Double Dutch: The Games of Youth for the Players of Today is a crash course in how to play over 150 different schoolyard games that we either never learned as kids, or forgot once we graduated high school.
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That is why AOL's innovative #BUILTBYGIRLS summer internship for high school juniors and seniors splits their time between opportunities to apply their coding skills to product development and a crash course in venture capital that gives them an inside look at how BBG Ventures invests in female tech founders.
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Each Monday night, in a bright open space with brick walls and white boards, he and ten or so other students—an aspiring yoga instructor, a landscaper, and one woman who ran a custom embroidery shop from her home—were given a crash course in starting a business.
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It'll be a while before they can send me back, but that's all right; it's going to take me a while to figure out how to send the shuttle back without me, and I'll need some clothes, and a crash course in gardening, and… I don't know… Clif bars?
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Visiting a tournament is like a crash course in Japanese sumo culture – the program booklet contains a brief rundown on sumo rules, and Andrew Freund, the head of the U.S. Sumo Organization, also acts as an evangelizing hype man during the tournament, explaining sumo techniques to the crowd.
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This lengthy retrospective, partly programmed by the author and academic David E. James, provides a crash course in the history of intersections between rock 'n' roll and movies, beginning from the genre's early appearances in "Blackboard Jungle" (showing on Monday and Thursday) and "Rock Around the Clock" (on Sunday).
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Bellingcat now has 10 full-time employees as well as about a dozen volunteers around the world, and it receives funding through a mix of grants from organizations like the Open Society Foundation and workshops where students pay $2,500 for a five-day crash course in open-source investigations.
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The engineering solution was two-fold: Air is funneled through slots near the camera in the car's rooftop "tiara" — the funny-looking structure that houses an AV's cameras and lidar systems — deflecting bugs "like changing the course of an asteroid on a crash-course with Earth," says Krishnan.
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Theoretical physicist Brian Greene, who's also known for books such as The Elegant Universe where he explains concepts like string theory in layman's terms, was on the show last night to give Stephen a crash course on not only why gravitational waves are important, but also how they were discovered.
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If you're new to gaming and want a crash course in some modern classics, or if you're looking to play some AAA gems you may have missed the first time around (we all only have so much time to devote to gaming, after all), Sony's service might be for you.
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After they wrapped the GLOW pilot, Enriquez and original cast member Cindy Ferda (who played "Americana" under her maiden name, Maranne, in seasons one and two) were then charged with training other women brought on for the first season, solely based on their own six-week crash course in pro wrestling.
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A crash course: "Unjust Malaise" (New World Records), with archival recordings of some of Eastman's most important pieces; the recent book "Gay Guerrilla" (University of Rochester Press), including a valuable, poignant long biographical essay; and the new release of an archival recording of his shining, tidal masterpiece, "Femenine" (Frozen Reeds).
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"Art of Hand Lettering Love: An inspirational workbook for creating beautiful hand-lettered art about LOVE," $14.99, available at Amazon"The Art of Hand Lettering Love" is a crash course on how to do lettering inspired by the fonts used in Disney films and paired with the quotes they came from.
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That said, if you're looking for a quick crash course in Jesse and why he's on the run in an El Camino car (hey, that's the name of the movie!) there are 19 Jesse-centric, important episodes to watch (or re-watch) to bring you up to speed in a pinch.
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From CNN's terrific -- yes, I am biased but it was really good -- town hall in Sunrise, Florida, on Wednesday night to a series of tweets and comments from President Donald Trump Thursday morning, the past day has been a crash course in what's possible (and impossible) in the current gun debate.
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You'll create an Emoji Dictionary to learn about TableViews, you'll build a simple app that catalogs collections to understand how to work with the camera, you'll make a stripped-down version of Snapchat to get a foundation in Firebase, and you'll even replicate Pokémon GO to get a crash-course in maps.
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She's the heart of the series, by dint of her engaging realness as a woman getting a crash course in how to be an honest-to-god spy, which sometimes means hastily shaving her armpits over a hotel sink in order to wear a sleeveless dress out to flirt with a source.
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C.J. Watson, Wilson Chandler, Dahntay Jones, and D-Leaguer Moses Ehambe were among the players who toured Google's headquarters, getting a crash course in how a tech giant operates as part of the NBA's "Career Crossover" program, which the league launched five years ago to help prepare players for life after basketball.
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Less than a year ago, all the talk in this part of the world was of Italy being on a crash course to follow the UK out of the EU. Its young, amiable Prime Minister Matteo Renzi had bet his political career against the need of the nation to reform its economy.
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Val leads me into the warehouse—opened recently as an art market and venue space called the Avant Garden District—and as a couple volunteers run cables across the venue stage, he gives me a crash course in the rise and fall of the American goth scene, particularly here in New Orleans.
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Giving birth to my son, Miles, was a world apart from becoming Lawrence's legal guardian, but Lawrence had given me a crash course in parental decision-making, taking responsibility for another person's livelihood and knowing what it's like to have your heart swell with love you didn't even know you were missing.
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Since it opened in September, the crew has worked on Captain America: Civil War, Zootopia, and other projects; not only were they kind enough to open their doors to WIRED, but they gave us a crash course in sound magic so that we could lend our own (lack of) expertise to a movie scene.
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The feelings of the man who asked that earnest question was likely shared by many of the other roughly 100 attendees, who had just gone through a sort of crash course in all the basic security threats they should be worried about, from phishing to the simple risks of not password protecting a personal device.
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Of course Floyd Mayweather is the superior boxing, but if he were smart McGregor would ignore everyone chattering in his ear about needing to find himself a good boxing coach and get a three-month crash course in the sweet science and instead just keep doing what he's been doing: boxing like a mixed martial artist.
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The catalogue, published by the Upper East Side gallery Zwirner & Wirth, includes two pages of notes written by the artist in the 1970s, which read like a crash course in the paradoxes woven into his incorporeal realm of three-dimensional lines drawn in space: There's only a certain amount of control you can have over a situation.
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Teddy: It was a phrase that was stuck in my brain for a while and after we made a few songs we found that it suited the themes perfectly, with me coming off a pretty dark and transparent project like Help Me and G's LFDY (Life Fast Die Young) being a crash course into his world.
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For President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's elder daughter, the intervening months since last November's general election have constituted a crash course of sorts in American governance and the workings of the Executive Branch.
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Here are five necessities: As they've toured the world, Acrobuffos have had a crash course in the physics of air in enclosed spaces, battling venues over their HVAC systems — they must be off during the show — and learning that even the most state-of-the-art theaters have air leaks and are subtly subject to exterior weather conditions.
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Under the guidance of National Academician David Humphrey, the weekend's offerings will include crash course presentations and tutorials on everything from creating reliquaries and pagan votive candles (with artist Sheila Pepe), to a collaborative drawing session led by frequent collaborators Caroline Wells Chandler and Jennifer Coates, and a tarot reading class led by painter Inka Essenhigh.
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Since Netflix released two seasons of the BBC's Great British Bake Off (under the pseudonym Great British Baking Show) to the masses, Americans have gotten a crash course in the proper consistency of a sponge (soft, but not underbaked), the English inclination toward ruining every dessert with passion fruit purée, and, most notably, the star power of judge Mary Berry.
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Dorothy Garrod, circa 303Image: Newnham College, CambridgeEquipped with only dining hall spoons, the clothes on their backs, and pure archaeological curiosity, undergraduates at Cambridge's Newnham College in 1939 were given a crash course in field work when their professor, Dorothy Garrod, led them through the excavation of skeletal remains that had been unearthed on campus as a result of air-raid shelter preparations.
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He gives her a crash course on Salvadoran history from the pre-Columbian era to the present, when the tiny country, marked by staggering economic inequality, is ruled by a corrupt military that steals millions of dollars every year in United States aid, murders priests and political opponents, and tosses disappeared torture victims, including an American, from helicopters into the Pacific.
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Ryder is in permanent high pitch as Will's mother Joyce; an alcoholic sheriff named Chief Jim Hopper staggers into his action-hero role; funny science teacher Mr. Clarke gives the kids a crash course in theoretical physics; and character actors Cara Buono and Ross Partridge pick up the slack as a stalwart mother of three and Joyce's sleazebag of an ex-husband, respectively.
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There is nothing counterintuitively strategic about Scott Pruitt's Environmental Protection Agency or Betsy Devos's Department of Education; nobody strains to frame Rex Tillerson's public crash course in diplomacy in such lofty terms; the well-documented rises of Jared Kushner and Gary Cohn within the West Wing have inspired plenty of gossip but required little theorizing; likewise for Kushner's more recent struggles.
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A tour of the stalls offers a crash course in Gascon cookery: confit duck legs nestled in chilled rendered fat, putty-colored fattened duck livers, goose and pork rillettes, pâté de tête, Basque chorizo, immense rounds of tangy Tommes des Pyrénées cheese, fresh brook trout, all manner of nuts and dried fruit, gariguette strawberries, greengage plums, and on and on.
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That winning combination of glossy, soapy glamour and wink-wink postmodern humor made The OC wildly addictive — and even though the show's quality fluctuated quite a bit after its near-perfect first season, it retains an important position in the teen-soap hierarchy, both a crash course in the rules of its genre and a hit in its own right.
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For a very abridged crash course of Natives within the past decade fighting for the rights to their land, we can look at protests against the National Defense Authorization Act bill, authored by Arizona Senator John McCain, which sold away the sacred site of Oak Flat, on the Apache San Carlos Reservation in San Carlos, Arizona, to an Australian company to mine copper ore.
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It was a crash course in the classic Vox newsroom swarm, an all-hands-on-deck, relentless, flood-the-zone approach to breaking news that allowed us then, as a tiny newsroom (and even now, as a larger newsroom that's still so much smaller than our competitors) to punch above our weight and to add our special explanatory value to the stories of the day.
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Hungary to arm new 'border hunters' after six-month crash course EPA chief unconvinced on CO2 link to global warming "The disavowal policy by the Obama administration in my case has been very unfortunate, because it has wider implications for all those of us who are assigned to countries as State Department officers, officially," she said, explaining that her cover should have guaranteed her diplomatic immunity.
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Whether you're a working artist looking to sharpen your theoretical acumen, an aspiring academic looking for a crash-course in contemporary critical discourse, or a cultural commentator seeking to better understand the vast and shifting aesthetic and political underpinnings of our historical moment, CalArts MA Aesthetics and Politics Program can offer you the time, mentorship, and professional development opportunities you need to reach the next level in your academic, or artistic life.
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Anybody unfamiliar with the largely closed world of Japanese justice was getting a crash course in prosecutorial tactics; those who were familiar might&aposve recalled the ordeal of Julie Hamp, who came to Japan to head up Toyota communications — the highest-ranking women ever at a Japanese automaker — in 2015 but who was arrested and held in custody for 20 days because she had Oxycontin shipped to her in the country following an operation.
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I would say there were those couple of years, I was having kids and I didn't have much time so I got behind a little bit, but I had seen Beverly Hills, a little bit of New York, and then obviously when I signed up for the show, I felt like I needed a crash course so I ran through the previous seasons but I think I was already into filming by the time I got through it.
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For a crash course on the crazy haircuts, celebrity girlfriends and, yes, actual soccer, for this World Cup, which begins in Russia on June 14, we spoke to Roger Bennett, the Liverpool-bred New Yorker who is a host, along with Michael Davies, of Men in Blazers, the irreverent soccer site, podcast and TV show that has become a go-to for Americans who are obsessed with the sport and appreciate sardonic British wit served up by the Imperial pint.
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There is a lot to take in, even in the first three episodes: a crash course on the Iran hostage crisis that helped tank Jimmy Carter's presidency; the effect of America's failures in Vietnam on its foreign policy in the 1980s; the way natural disaster brought about a political reckoning in Nicaragua; the apparatchik Oliver North using the specter of communism to persuade American blue bloods to donate to the cause of buying hand grenades for insurgents who wanted to overthrow Nicaragua's socialist government (one donor requested naming rights for a missile).
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While law students and lawyer wannabes receive a crash course in advanced civil procedure, presented by the cases ricocheting between the district and appeals courts in the Ninth Circuit, U.S. permanent residents and refugees fleeing persecution have been detained at borders, waiting to hear whether President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE can nullify hard won entry visas.
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Some of these videos and articles might work well as a homework assignment to prepare students for the in-class activities below: About Gerrymandering in General Video: Gerrymandering: Crash Course Government and Politics (8 minutes) Video: Gerrymandering: How Drawing Jagged Lines Can Impact an Election | From Christina Greer (4 minutes) Video: Gerrymandering, Explained | From The Washington Post (3 minutes) About the Supreme Court Case Considering Wisconsin's Republican-Drawn District Map The Supreme Court will decide if the judicial branch should declare the worst partisan gerrymanders as unconstitutional, or if gerrymandering is a problem that only politicians — and not the courts — can resolve.
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